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Subject: Re: Dec 11 photopost Author: Wes [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 21:23:30 12/12/13 Thu In reply to: Jim Scott 's message, "Re: Dec 11 photopost" on 19:30:45 12/12/13 Thu It's an apple tree, although the apples were pretty well shot. Osage orange isn't an orange. It's actually closer to a mulberry. They are not uncommon around here. For more information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maclura_pomife -- Wes >Wes usually posts pictures from his area and none of >the citrus fruits grow that far north. My guess is an >apple tree. > >Jim > >>what is that tree with the orange (colored) fruit? >> >>My first thought from the size was, "maybe it's an >>osage orange"? Except, well, at least in this area, >>the tree looks nothing like that! But the fruit are >>suitably large. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]